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Freestanding Wine Coolers

A freestanding wine cooler can sit on its own in a kitchen, dining room or home bar without built-in cabinetry. This page is part of our wine coolers collection and includes twelve KingsBottle models in single zone, dual zone and wine and beer combo styles.

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  1. 1Drinks
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1. What are you chilling?

Beer & sodaBeer & sodaBeverage fridges WineWineWine coolers Wine & beerWine & beerCombo fridges with two zones

2. Where will it go?

Built-inBuilt-inFront-vented to fit in cabinets Under-counterUnder-counterFits under a standard counter FreestandingFreestandingStands on its own with room to vent
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Freestanding Sizes From 24-Inch to Tall

Choose from 24-inch single and dual zone coolers, 36- and 39-inch wine and beer combos, 47-inch single and dual zone coolers with Low-E glass doors, a 48-inch wine fridge and bar refrigerator combo, and tall single zone, dual zone and Low-E glass wine coolers. Several of these models are also listed among our built-in wine coolers.

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Freestanding Wine Cooler FAQs

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How much does a freestanding wine cooler cost?

Freestanding wine coolers here run from $1,795 for 24-inch models to $3,495 for the 48-inch wine fridge and bar refrigerator combo. Tall models are $2,795 to $2,895.

Can you put a freestanding wine cooler under a counter?

Only if the model is rated for it. Units placed in an enclosed space generally need the right ventilation, so check the manufacturer's installation guidance. If you're unsure, call 512-777-0154 or contact us before you order.

Is there a difference between a wine cooler and a beverage cooler?

Yes. Wine coolers usually hold steadier, generally warmer temperatures suited to wine, while beverage coolers are set up for cans and bottles. Our wine and beer combos give you both, and we also carry dedicated beverage fridges.

Can you put regular drinks in a wine cooler?

You can, but a wine cooler may not chill drinks as cold as a beverage fridge. A wine and beer combo, like our 36-inch ($2,195) or 39-inch ($2,495) models, gives drinks their own zone.

Which freestanding wine cooler holds the most?

The tall upright models and the 48-inch combo offer the most space in this group. Capacity varies by model, so check each product listing.